Re: [DIYbio] DIY Refrigerated Centrifuge

Putting the centrifuge in a cool bag with cool pack? Or just putting the rotor in a fridge before?

Greetings fellow researchers! 

I am in need of a refrigerated centrifuge to process some proteins samples extracted from a mammalian cell line. The lab that I currently work does not have a refrigerated centrifuge to accommodate this. Is there any other alternative way to reduce the temperature of the working conditions?

I was thinkin maybe I could suspend a small eppendorf tube inside a bigger tube filled with water and subject it to freezing. However I am not sure how this would affect the centrifugation procedure.

Looking for your valued opinions on this matter!

TIA

Kavish
IRD Genetics - Sri Lanka

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